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MARRIAGE LICESsEs--Narriage licences have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 10 Edgar j.
HAdley, OF F1tchourg, Mass, and Maggie Camp
Annie hnOul.
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100 pieces velvet carpet at 81 per yar6 Choice
patterns with borders 10 match.
W. Y. MOSES & SON.
corr Nth and Z Sta.
Furniture dranerv and carnars,
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TIE GRAND ARMY OF The REpUBr nc Of this de-
IL shl..I : 10 be congratulated the fact that
- l. :" sooa 70 occupy its new quarters on Penn
y wanna avenue. The building IS handsome one
anu me veterans should feel proud OF It. The at
tC1lt0e or otAe- organizations and the public gen
e1lS y called 70 the advertisement In this issue
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julius LANSBrRGH, 315 9TH street. will offer
Monday large line OF miSfit body Brussels and
velvet rugs, suitable for covering rooms at about
half price.
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GROWERS depot for the sale of California wines
IOT family Use, distinct from trade wines f.
PohndOrn, southeast corner nth and SITS n W
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TEE HOVE PLATFORM SCALES are used In the
Ex ecutive Mansion
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LIGHTNING RODS should be attended to now. J.
II. kuehling
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CHILDRESs DEPARTMENT. An enormous assert
nlent OF new spring styles, Eiseman Bros, cor.
9TH and SITS.
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MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE ESTATE-Reinlein's drug
store, corner 9th and northwest. Inquire OF Ed
gar stark, at store.
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OUR SPEUhnES In fancy table but1er-Darlfne-
ton, Sharpless. Sheaf Of Wheat, and Glover Leaf
GEO. n. OYSTER 4 Co
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SPEAKING TUBES, Iron Safes repaired, J. II.
kuehing.
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lMPoRTED BAY Rum, pc. per bottle. Merits
Drug store, 11th and + stS
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DRIVE SAIl Prices Win prevail at W. b. Hoeke's
balance or the week. See our window for greatest
bargain ever offered In chamber furniture
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A STHMA. NEURALGIA. PARALYSIS, HYSTFRI1.
"A Nervous prostraton, Rheumatism and all Diseases
treated without medicine, by w T. PAR
hEh Magnetic Healer, 40 10th st. NV. Once houra
1 70 pm Consultation free. viii visit patients
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EQUITABLE c. B. AsSoCIArIoN.-Mr. Jno JOY Ed
son, secretary or the aboye-named association in
notifying the shareholders that a new issue OF
stock has been authorized by the board OF directors
makes the following statement, showing the pros
perIty and growth OF the association: 81 new
Issue OF stock Cthe 13th) VIII be opened for sub
scriptions, and payments viii be received on and
after this date. The 18th issue commenced last
November. and was the largest the association has
MADE rcSachln $50 ShareS-nO former issue having
cNcceied $500. The active shares at this date
are lO,SS3. the monthly dues which are fe7,2lO
nave been s:Ss6. los. IL, or a monthly average OF
s,Ei,S3I.Gi2- The total receipts In eighty-nine
months have been - 5e4 S7S-2i and the aggregate
advances Ia The same period were 81, COO The
assets are s745,144.ls- These figures show the
e&cei!enL result Of Systematically saving every
month on stock OF small amounts, as required by
tLc rules OF the association, and that the members
have accomplished more by this method than they
Would likely have done by any other."
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LIGHTNING RoDs, j. II. Kuehling, 40 10Th st
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A SPIRITED PRIZE FIGHT-In addition to the
wrestling and Sparring exhibition at Kernans To-
night, including Duncan C. Ross, Capt. DAILY and
AerFin Thompson, local LiyoriteS will enter con-
test with the champions. insurtng quite an inter-
esiiBS entertainments. D'Aiy1ni and company also
appear In a grand Olio.-AdIa.
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Finest QUARRY French SAr1sEs
REDUCED TO 3Oc., ALL STYLES,
cheaper than they can be bought in New York
ton 800 styles newest patterns to select from.
100 pieces beautiful CHALLIS, at l5c., new lot
opened to-day.
New lot DRESS GOODS in latest styles
New lot choice PARASOLS
Extra bargain in finest quality sICILIENNE. at 81,
choice shades, actual value So
PURE WHITE CHINA SILKS, "a inches wide. rs
and S74c
w.M. SINISTER SONS,
e19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ONE PRICE. and
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EASfER NOVELTIES IN NECKWBAR, new style Four
1n-HandS and TeckS Just in. r G. Lewis & Son,
142l New York avenue; Branch, $50 9TH street
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ii. kuehling.
CHILDRBS's DEPARTMENT. An enormous assert
ment OF new spring styles, Eseman Bros, cor.
9Th and SITS.
MUsT BE SOLD To CLOSE Observation-Disclosures drug
store, corner 9th and northwest. Inquire OF Ed
gar stark, at store.
julius LaNsBrRGu. 315 18th street, will offer
Monday large line OF misht body Brussels and
velvet rugs, suitable for covering rooms at about
half price.
, IMFoKTED BAY RUN. PC. per bottle. Merits
Drug store, 11th and SITS.
THE BoNNErs which Nine Won Brands displayed
at her opening were the finest and most stylish
tnat were ever seen in Washington. No lady must
miss the opportunity OF seeing them. Having
such success she always keeps the finest OF MILL
merry on hand; as she also continues her dreSsmak-
ing establishment ladies Will find it very con-
Venfent To patronize her
PoTosAC RIVER SHAD.-The finest OF the season
can be found st r A. Golden'S Potomac River Fish
promptly attended TO. Telephone S47-3.
GROWERS depot for the sale OF California wines
lot family use; distinct from trade wines. f.
fohndorn, southeast corner 11th and + SITS. u. ".
LIGHTNING RODs, j. II. Kuehling, 40 18th st
NV
PHoToGRAPHs--Finest work, Instruments Access
SORES and artistic skill In the District. Style of
London, Paris, and New York at lowest prices.
Cabinets, from 81 a dozen. Instantaneous work
PAIR FINE Horses advertised Miscellaneous coin.
CHuDRENs DEPARTMENT. An enormous assort-
ment OF new spring styles Eiseman Bros, cor.
9Th and stA
r. HENDERSON, ee3 street northwest, formerly
OF 4OS 9Th street northwest, Lincoln Hall Spring
Styles wall papers window shades, &C.
RKrsHGKRs ice cream. 2a5 G ST.. NV.
INSIST ON HAVING corrugated key Yale locks.
none afford greater security.
STAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE All 7th stnw.
WATCHES and Jewelry on instaiiments to respon.
6ole parties Ladson, 4s3 9TH St Nv.
CHuDREN's DEPAK1NENT An enormous assort-
nent OF new spring styles. Hseman Bros, cor.
EASTER NOVELTIES IN NEcKwEAR new style Four
1n-HandS and Tecks Just in. r c. Lewis q Son,
142l New York avenue; Branch $50 9TH street
northwest. Also Spring Style SILK and Derby Hats.
FINE PORTRAITS kets Kemethy, I1Ds Pa ava
You can buy Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel.
Cur. Kid, ST. Goas or Peb. Goat for $50 per pair
W. Il Rich, III Market Space.
FUssKus LR-CRzAx
EAsxs CARDS AND RASTER NOVELTIES at Book
and Stationery Department Of ChaS. Baum.
FINEST ELGrN CREAMERY BUTTER, packed In S and
ID boxes specially for our trade.
Dam sHAx-ao1Dxz, 81; so4 9Th ST NV.
OUR SPEc1ALr1Es In fancy table busser-Darl,np.
ton, SharpleSS. Sheaf Of Wheat, and Glover Leaf
GEO. n. OYSTER & Co
DRIVE SALl Prices Win prevail at W. H. HoekeS
balance OF the week See our window for greatest
bargain ever offered In chamber furniture.
EASTER CAKD9 AND NOVELTIES. G0uld's. 421 9th.
LaHINnsa RoDs and electric wora, ]. b Kuehl-
ing.
JULIUS LANEBURGH, BIS It'll street. WIN open
LOCO extra heavy imported Administer rugs at
$3.50 each, price reduced from $50.
FACE and eyes,ghs nt1ed, q Hempler's cor. *.
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EAsTR CAKDs AND NOVELTIES Goulds. 421 9th.
LGHIEnss RoDs and electric work, J. b Kuehl-
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JULIUS LAssBURGH, BIS It'll street. WIN open
LOCO extra heavy imported Administer rugs at
$3.50 each, price reduced from $50.
FACE and eyeStght ntted, q Hempler.A cor. ~.
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FINEST ELGrN CREAMERY BUTTER, packed In S and
Ii boxes specially Tor our trade.
GRO. NJ. OYSTER Co.
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EASrER CARDS AND RASTER NOVELTIES at BOOK
and Stationery Department of ChaS. Baum.
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Souvenir to each purchaser! Grand opening
Saturday! Avenue scent store, 200 Pa ave. NV.
Come early and avoid the rush. HI. vuLEH & Co 2
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. 11po Pa ava

You can buy Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel
Cur Kid, ST. GOa6 or Peb. Goat for 81 so per Datr
". Il Rich, TIT Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-09

INSIST ON HAVING corrugated key Yale locks;
none AFFORD greater security.
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Send Postal or TelephOne-422.2-tO
Auerbach's, 7th and II, If you wish to rent Sew
fng-Machtne Of any kind, for Foot or Hand-Power.
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Produces feeling Of nghtness and buoyancy, a
against that OF weight, headache and depression
SO common with the ordinary cocoas. It is nour
fishing to high degree, easily digested and de
lcious to the taste. Your druggist and grocer have
Or
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CHHDREN's DEPARTMENT. An enormous assort-
nent OF new spring styles. ESeman Bros, cor.
SSh and Sta.
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Don't Miss the Fire Sale Of DAMAGED
Dry and Fancy Goods, at YoUNG's, 736 nth st. NV.
Big bargains can be secured. IT
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New Spxuse GooDs

We have just received an elegant line of SPRING
DRESS GOODS. consisting Of Fancy WOODEN FSbrirs
IN al .ne new dssagns Satteers in new patterns and
ccionhx; Surhh silks: China Silks; Pon8ee SILK:
ScotSn C2eviots and Electric Cloths Ta0rs' Suits
BLACK and Coiored Camel Hairs and Chudda Cloths
Also. ahuA nne OF Eelgin Linen SheecngS, Pillow
Linens, DAlnask Table Cloths and Napkins to match
Al nzes' OeDask and Hack Towels IN great variety.
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DEATH FROM INHALNa ILLUMINATING GAs-Tht
girl, Lizzie Kemp, who, about week ago, wa.
14th street, from suffocation by gas, she hayins
extinguished the light by blowing it out was YES
teruay afternoon removed to the Freedmans
hospital, and died there about O'Clock this morn
Ing. She was never conscious after the accident
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s3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Wh1skey, best IN the world for the money.
Orders by mail. MCGEE'S, 9th near d St YVES
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1 Have been Afflicted

with an affection Of the throat from childhood,
caused by diphther1a, and have used various REM
edies but have never found anything equal to
Browns Bronchial Troches-Rec g. "a r. Homp-
tom Rketon, Ky. Sold only in boxes. co
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What il the Best Chewing TobaccO1
'Lottier's Strawberry Twist" w&sS
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eV NOTICE TO SCHOOL CHILDREN
We will present to the school child composing the
greatest number of English words out of the letters
spelling FANTASMA, TEN t$1O) DOLLARS at the
Saturday Matinee. All answers must be sent to Al
baugh's Grand Opera House prior to Friday, April
18th, addressed School Prize HanIon's Fantasma,
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R0BBERIEs REP0RrRD.-W. T. BaltZen, Of $40 N
street southwest, reports that his house was
entered by burglar between twelve O'Clock last
night and nve O'Clock this morning, and gold
hunting case watch and chain and S25 in money
were stolen. Lav1nia Crawford, OF 628 North
Capitol street, reports stolen from her summer
Kitchen last night basket containing shirts and
childrens clothing valued at S..
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NJ CABlNETMAKER AND MANUFACTURER OF
bank Once and Store Fixtures, Msntels, Department
lizards holders Counters. Desks. Tables all
AinQs of W0OdWOrk, from packing box to the finest
cabinet furniture. Factory and office. ~ St and Nd.
ave xw mh22lms
pCT AWAY THAT NOvELi-FEED YOUR IN
l. telect ON useful knowledge Fifteen Royal Octave
Nolumes easy Payments. Send postal for sample and
texma TO lNTERNArIONAl ClCIOPEDIA, Is2S 9th
81 NV. mh3l- Inn
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WATCHES and Jewelry on tnstaiimentS to reSpon-
Eble parties LadsOn, 1873 9TH St NV
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las. l.. Barbour and D. Loughran are sole
agents for "Lottier's Strawberry Twist" w&SS
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FOR SALE-IOTS

LHOR SAIE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON CoNNECrI-
cut ave, II sold in the next i've days viii be sold
5oc per io9t under the price Of lots in that i'm
wESCOTT, WILCOX WINE.
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ELECTRICITY IS LIFE NERVOUS DEBILITY
Ecssne.s q boy and mind cured by Thumles.s
THIRTY days, trial frse. EDWARD r. xERTZ, Agent,
lola sS. Washington. u. @ Wh96-11
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Mrs. r: A. BAKER, OF THE SCHOOL OF COOK
1 cry 6l1 14th St, will give course of ten lessons
in COOKERY on TUESDAYS and WEDNESDAYS,
H HfSsannHHi1nS M sTiG ~ as2 N, At the
southwest corner of 18th and + SITS.
Fifth and Sixth Lessons,
Every Day Dishes
Tickets good for any lesson. ap9-3ts
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+ Lots side and back alley. 18th st. n. W.. between
iSIlSo bet is Isl. st and sns H.
Lot OF East Capitol bet 9th and 9TH. beautiful lot.
Iot. aox6o. cor East Capitol and 4th sts
Lots sh IL sssn oS sss South g f.
Lots on + st NV near coz Of 10th; bargain.
10000 feet in 50. 1O47, on K, L and 18th Sta. nc.
Gos so On Nsw YORK e n Cap
Lets OTIS 4,h s. me- near 1t Mass s Ave s ,e,
that ~ REIaH 2srs sss
NoR sALE-AT COLUMBIA HEIGHTS WE HAVE
sf
that the . for h0%:s i
S5OO 8OO worth Of this land has been sold this Weet
to . Pss.ss' who buy & GLE wo1sroS ees
EOR sALE-A LARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN
T Takoms Park q prices, ranging fEom 70 cents
100 t. higher above tide water than Garrett PalS,
shs sDs los
~a1as ssa can at RE'i wo1sros
6at On Rss. Streets MT :s "a .aS
rs oo Th sss % On d gR idsh e
Lots 50xI 80 feet on which are beautiful oSfs Sra
g. xsex IHs Tso nx Lot &
NOR SALE BRIGHTwOoD, I4TH sT.
s1sendsd near pTopessd pail, very prsty plses
trsss Sssoul v's WH IRlE WILSON, 1ooe
EoR sALE-CHEAP-LOT ON 18th ST., BET. \
IL and Sta with side and rear alley, suita6le for
buiIdfn9 Is or IA small houses Price 4Oc Lot on
Peasant e. Il 5sSsS i:
NOE G1IE-SKVERAL VERY CHOICE LOTS m
Il the southwestern part Of the city at reasonable
nov th2f will command S5 to so par cent hi9heF
prices in the very neax futurs. -
ape,a = i4so F:e
TNOR 61IE-A FINE BLOCK OF LOTS fTRONT.
II $50 go feetl On 9TH street road between Whitney
aVN M, Scott st very remunerBtive tuVenfxnGnf
. QuicR purchases. Price low. Ierms e.ay.
ap2-1t 1920 q.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW York, June Is, noon.-Stocks very duh
but firm and steady. Money easy at 800 per
cent. Exchange--long 81 S3A short 81 S514
State bonds dull but steady. Government bonds
dull but steady.
S D. m.-Exchange dull but steady. Money
easy at 365 per cent, closing offered az per
cent Sub Treasury balances-Gold. 3l85. -, 0OO;
currency SIS, sos 900. Government bonds dull but
steady; four per cents 129Ss; four and half
per cents 109N. State bonds dull but steady.
Trade in stocks to-day was as usual on half
holiday and marked by dizziness, very little dis
position to trade being shown even by profess
SIGNALS. London bought few stocks in the early
dealing, and there was some purchasing after
the issue of the bank statement upon expected
w favorable showing. Reading was the great
feature of the day, being the only stock SHOW
ing any activity whatever, and upon free buy
ing for both foreign and domestic account II
was remarkably strong, making material net
advance for the day. ST. Paul ana Duluth mace
another quick advance part of which was lost
and afterwards regained. The general market
with the exception of slight set back IN the
first hour, was marked by firm tone through
ont. The opening was rather heavy. me gen
eral market was firm in the early dealings,
though extremely dull. Reading however, as
played decided strength IN very large transec-
lions while much Of the gain IN 80 Paul was
made during the first hour. The market was
still duller after II O'Clock and prices became
stagnant. but after the issue OF the bank STATE
rnent there was more animation ana lurtner
yain In quotations. The close, though quiet, was
Arm TO strong at the best prices OF the day
Total sales were %, 900 shares. The Following are
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MEMORANDA


New York, Jnne 16-Arrived, schr Joseph G
Dean, Chase, Turtle Harbor Fla.
Cleared, steamship Castlegate (Br). Morgan,
Beaufort, S c; bark Casilda, Curtis, Brunswick,
and sailed schr Susan Godfrey (Br), Pinkhan,
Fernandina.
Sailed bark Felcitas (Br), Brunswick steam
ship Hatfield CBr), Port Royal, S G.
Flintrannan, June 10-Passed, bark Sandvik
(Sw), Ahmann, Savannah for Pooteeloff Harbor.
Rotterdam, June 15--Arrived. bark Ceylon
Ger, Nieuman, Brunswick.
Baltimore, June 16-Cleared, schr VIM r
Drury, Sweetand Brunswick Chas Z Young
Corson, Port Royal, s G.
Brunswick, June l9-Cleared bark Maori (Br),
Jackson, Londonderry
Bull River, 5 G, June 11-Sailed, steamship
Hercules, Chambers, United Kingdom via Nor
folk.
15th-Arrived, steamship Yoxford DIR, Crosby,
New York.
Darlen, June 16-Cleared bark John Bunyan
Lancaster, Roanoke; schrs Helen l. Martin,
Fountain, and l. Richardson, Balano, New
York.
Georgetown, s C, June 19-Arr1ved, schr Hat
tie L Sheets, Dole, Philadelphia.
Sailed. schrs Waccamaw, Squires, New York;
Warren B Potter, Andrews, do
Jacksonville, June 13-Arriyed, schr Nellie V
Rolses Dunton, New York; 14th steamer Semi
MOLE Kemble, New York. schrs Ridgewood,
Weaver, Philadelphia; james H Woodhouse
Adams, Boston; Lois Chaples, Ross, New
York.
Key West, June 16-Arrived, schr Cuba, Buck
Sailed steamers Mounts Bay (Br), Spray
Bremerhaven; Carondelet, New York.
Norfolk, June l6-Arrived, schr Three Sisters,
Brunswick for Wilmington, Del (see Miscellany.
Pensacola, June 16-Cleared, bark Providence
r (ItaD, Razeto, Newport.
Philadelphia, June 16--Cleared, schr Mercia
(Br). Taylor, Coosaw, S G.
Fernandina, June 1S--Arrived and cleared TO
return, steamship Yemassee. Platt, New York.
Cleared, schrs Quaker City, McNeilly, New
haven, VIM Fl Keeney, uppincott, New York;
brig John Wesley, Vangder, Baltimore.
New York, June 18-Arrived out, steamship
Umbria, from New York for Liverpool.
Arrived, steamship Etruria, Liverpool.
Newcastle, Del, June 15-Passed down, banks
Alex Keith (Br) Philadelphia for Satilla River
Delaware Breakwater, June 16-Saied, bark
Commerce, Chase, Darien for New York and
returned again; schr Alice Borda, Dukes, Satil-
la for New York.
Providence, June 15-Sailed, bark Stephen G
Hart, Pearson. Brunswick; 10th, schr Emma F
Hart. Keen, Fernandina.
Satilla River, June 12-Sailed, bark Mamie T
Bell, Huff, New York.
Arrived at Bailey's Mill 18th, bark Maury
(Nor) Hansen, PHILADELPHIA,
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sides So 62ls, clear sides 50, shoulders So So
Bulk meats-clear rib sides 49, clear sides SIS U.s.
shoulders So. Mess pork nominal. Hams sugar
cured. 81 90. Lard, choice leaf IS 90
NEW ORLEANS. June 1S.--Cofree dull: Rio
cargoes, common to prime t9l4m2tc. Cotton
mer yellow s7aSsc. Sugar scarce and firm;
Louisiana open kettle, good fair to fully fair
sac: centrifugals, choice yellow clarified 55sc
Molasses strong; Louisiana open kettle strictly
primeto fancy 2S6S3c, fair to good prime 221
25c, common to good common 1s12lc.
NAVAL STORES.
New YoRx, June rs. noon.-Spirits turpentine
dull at 3Sc. Rosin dull at 81 22lbGe1 27t1
500 p. m.-Rosin dull. Tlrrpentine dull
WILMINGTON, June lS.-Sprits turpentine
steady at 32c. Rosin firm; strained Ssc good
strained 90c. Tar firm at 81 Is. Crude tllrpen-
tine firm; hard 81 10; yellow dip 81 80; virgin
81 20.
RICE.
New YORK, June 1S-Rice market steady.
New ORLEANS, June lS.-Rice nominally I'M
changed.
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cnNsIGNEEs

Per Central Railroad. June 1s-Fordg ACT,
w w Gordon & Co, Baldwin & Go, Singer Mfg
Co, 0 A Smith. Mord Abrams, 5 Gilman, Maj
0 11lton. A Enrich & Bro, Kavanaugh q b, A 3
Moore Ludden g. y, A Hanley. l q Haas, w W
Gnann, r salas, A j Champion, Ellis, 4 Co;
l. Putzel Peacock, II & Co, Stillwel, i " NJ, b
Rothwell, y j Cubbedge, Chestnut & ON, A y
Butler, Vale Royal Mfg Co, } G Nelson q Co,
c /. Jones, w Jackson, Perse & l., Lloyd & A.
S Guckenheimer & Son, Bendheim Bros & Go, J
Hodges, Epstein & Bro A Letter, Baldwin
Fertilizer Co, Lippman Bros, Central Press, ID d
Arden, c II Carson, Q NJ Gilbert 4 Co. Pearson
As, Frank g. co, G Eclsstein q Co, II Myers a
Bros, Lee Roy Myers e Go, j 7 Williams a 90.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
June ls-Transfer Office. McDonough a. Co, A e
Roberts, Bacon, a Co, Dale, ID q co, III HUI,
NJ Y Henderson, II Myers & Bros, Pearson n 5,
Kayanaugh & u, Grady, Del x Co, Perse a. l.,
Stlllwell, p Il NJ. B II Levy q Bro, N Ferst g Co,
Meinhard Bros & Go, Smith Bros & Co, Miss V
Baldwin, Mcmillan Bros. s Guckenheimer * Son,
J X Clarke & Co, Lilienthal x Son. q l. Jones, J
A Harr, Reppard e. Co, w Cherry a Co, Mrs X
Abrahams, x D Thompson, + Habersham's Son
4 Co, Blodgett, VI & Co, A II champion, h w
Tedder. Bacon. J 4 Co, Ludden g B. J. Goebel,
Thoa West, McGillis q NJ, J p Williams q Go,
Epstein 81 w, Ellis, Y & Go, Peacock II e. Co,
w G Jackson. Baldwin & Go, z T Roberts.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
June 1873 cars melons, 1 car cattle. 3 cars coal,
A cars lumber, 7e5 bbls spirits turpentlne, 9Se
bbls rosin 10 bbs rice, 1903 bbls vegetables. 1850
boxes vegetables, II bales wool. 10 bales hides,
aud mdse.
Per Central Railroad, June 1874 bales cotton.
Is bales yarn. ID pkgs hardware, Is bales WOOL 8
bales hides, 90 bales domestcs, 81 rolls leather,
pkgs paper, pkgs tobacco, 10000 lbs lard, 46Ss
lbs bacon 357 bbls spirits turpentine, 3l9 bbls
rosin, $50 bbls lime, $50 lbs fruit, 10 bbls meal
20 bbis whisky, % hf bbls whisky pkg wax, Z
pigs goods, 20 cars lumber. 3 cars wood, 1850
tons pig iron, car slaves, $40 plegs vegetables,
pkgs machinery, 106 pkgs mdse, 8 pkgs paint,
mats, 81 pkgs empties.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-19
NOTICE TO MARINERS

Washington, June 18-The Superintendent of
the Coast Survey gives notice to mariners that
the resurvey of Long Island Sound has shown
that on the rocky ledge off Eaton's Point, with
314 fathoms given as least water shoal spot
with 16 feet has been developed where depth
of fathoms was indicated upon charts.
Bearings taken from Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey Chart 116: Eaton's Point lighthouse. S by
E$8E (mag). distant $40 miles; Eaton's Point
buoy, SEES (mag), distant $40 mile; Lloyd's
Point buoy WSW vs. W (mag), distant 8 $40
miles.
water. Vessels on the southern passage through
the Sound pass between this ledge and Eaton's
Point buoy